Enola Gay

Sorry for the "historic aviation-fest," but you just can't pass on the Enola Gay. Of course, historically significant and a very complex symbol of the nuclear age. Also, a difficult shoot because it is surrounded by lots of other historic airplanes, too.

Thanks so much for visiting. Much appreciated.

[Delwyn Barnett]

Great pov and definitely very historically significant - a very interesting photo.

[Connie Little]

Well suited for a b&w image. Great POV.

[Graeme Stevens]

Love it, outstanding processing

[Marnie]

I agree, you can't pass on the Enola Gay, it is a truly historically significant aircraft. Whatever one's view of dropping the two A-bombs, doing so certainly saved a large number of Allied lives and the after-effects have arguably prevented reckless use of nuclear weapons in subsequent wars to date. Great work to get a good pov under difficult circumstances.

[Debs Stott]

You'c captured it well though and the processing accentuates the plane.

[Joan Robillard]

You have done a great job with them,

[gloria jones]

Cool shot, pov

[Lynda McG]

Brilliant shot and processing!

[bkb in the city]

Very cool

[Christopher Cox]

Nice composition with the lines and curves

[Richard Brown]

Great point of view. I love aircraft so the more the better for me :) fav

[Jennifer]

great pov and edit

[Rachel]

Loving your 'aviation-fest'!

[Cathie]

Very cool shot, Rosie. I love the pov & the clear view of the name of the plane. Very historic.

[Jimmy the Sexton]

Great shot Rosie. Like a page from a history book,

[Kathy]

A nice shot of this famous plane.

[Taffy]

Poignant to see it and all it stands for now...such an iconic image of the plane.

[summerfield]

what taffy said. as a young student back in the old country, i've studied the history on this and read so many tales and stories mentioning this plane and the circumstances involving it, apart from my father's accounts of the horrible war that this plane helped end. i had goosebumps upon seeing your photo on the curated page. i hope to someday see it myself. it looks so "alive" seeing it through your lens. thank you for this.